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1999 May 26
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) Re: Too Many Active Users - With MS Access 97 (PR#17307)
...d the problem. It's actually a
>bug in the glibc2.1 supplied with RedHat 6.0. This glibc
>is pretending to have 64 bit file locks and really doesn't,
>thus causing Samba to not use it's own 64 -> 32 bit lock
>mangling which was designed to fix this precise issue.
>
>Arggghhhh. I wish the glibc people had *checked* that
>just dropping the top 32 bits of a lock request was the
>correct thing to do (HINT: it isn't :-).
>
>Ok. I will be releasing a later RPM for RedHat 6.0 to
>fix this issue. The Samba code is currently correct, I
>just need to change...
1999 May 25
1
Too Many Active Users - With MS Access 97 (PR#17307)
...omeone else has confirmed the problem. It's actually a
bug in the glibc2.1 supplied with RedHat 6.0. This glibc
is pretending to have 64 bit file locks and really doesn't,
thus causing Samba to not use it's own 64 -> 32 bit lock
mangling which was designed to fix this precise issue.
Arggghhhh. I wish the glibc people had *checked* that
just dropping the top 32 bits of a lock request was the
correct thing to do (HINT: it isn't :-).
Ok. I will be releasing a later RPM for RedHat 6.0 to
fix this issue. The Samba code is currently correct, I
just need to change the autoconf tests to de...
2009 Jul 09
2
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From: Jorge Ivan Velez <jorgeivanvelez@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [R] Substituting numerical values using `apply'
To: Olivella <olivella@wustl.edu>
Cc: r-help@r-project.org
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<317737de0907081618t753fa954r8c754de5558229fd@mail.gmail..com>
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Arggghhhh! Forgot to add "cls" before the code. Here is the (hopefully)
complete version:
# column names
cls <- colnames(x)
# Transformation
res <- t(
apply(x, 1, function(x){
index <- x %in% c(1,2)
x[index] <- cls[index]
...